Now that you’ve all recovered from the holiday madness of last weekend, it’s time to start planning for your New Year’s Eve. We scoured our list of New Year’s events and picked out some choice events that aren’t sold out and are sure to appeal to a large variety of tastes. We got plenty of burlesque and cabaret, tons of music events featuring everything from electronic, reggae and hip hop to punk rock, metal and polka, a few food events, a healthy smattering of comedy and one event that describes itself as “a post-apocalyptic disco fantasy at the end of the world.” We started as far west as we could go (Kealakekua, Hawaii) and headed all the way to the Big Apple. So, no matter where you call home, there should be something relatively close to you.
This is by no means a complete list of New Years events that we’re ticketing. You can find our complete list of events here and browse the THIRTEEN pages of events.
Not planning on going out? Got your own New Year’s tradition that doesn’t involve battling crowds of drunken revellers? Let us know what your tradition is in the comments section!
But, for those of you that have to get out of the house and party, here’s our picks. Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Acoustic Goodness, Addam Copeland, Adrianne Goff, Alex's Bar, Aloha Theatre, Ancient Heat, Armitage Shanks, Avance, Baby New Year's Time Travelling Diaper Party, Back Forty, Black Cobra, Black Prairie, Blind Pilot, Bobb Saggeth, Boom Boom Room, Brittney Palmer, Cafe Cocomo, Can Can, Casa Loma Ballroom, Chemically Imbalanced Comedy, Chep Pena, Chi Chis Tacos, Club Sesso, Crack Sabbath, Cubana Social, DANK Haus, Deep Ella, DJ Barbeau, DJ Boris, DJ Christyle, DJ Copy, DJ Dennis Owens, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Hostile Takeover, DJ Luis Medina, DJ Lupe Loop, DJ Munk, DJ Oldboy, DJ Scratch, DJ Snakks, DJ Topspin, Dystopian Studios, EarCandyNYC, EPMD, Eric Cash, Fleurs d'Egypte Dance Company, Fred Wildlife Refuge, Frisco Fred, Hales Paladium, Hard Rock Cafe Houston, holocene, Israel Nebeker, Jimmy's No. 43, John Moen, Kasey Anderson and the Honkies, KreweDCM, Kurt Weitzmann, Las Tabls, Laura Veirs, Laurelthirst Public House, Leche De Tigre, Lee Mueller, Live Burlesque in Las Vegas, Loc Lomond, Local Habit, Lucky Strike Power Play, Malice and Mario, Mango Nights, Marin Murder Mysteries, Minus 5 The Decemberists, Miss Kitty Presents, Moisture Festival, Natasha Muse, New Years Eve, Palmas, Raw Space, Red Devil Disco, Richmond Fontaine, Ritchie Young, Romantasy Cabaret, Ron Jeremy, Sallie Ford, Scott McCaughey, SemiOverweight Productions, Shane Brown, Soul Rebels Brass Band, Star Anna & the Laughing Dogs, Sun Angle, Tango Portland, Tesoro, Thaddillac, The African Future Project, The Aggrolites, The All Nighters, The Beggar's Carnivale, The Blue Nile, The Boulet Brothers, The Castaways, The Dragonfly, The Elbo Room, The Flamingo, The Heavenly Spies, The Mau Maus, The Minneapolis Comedy All-Stars, The Miracles Club, The Mix, The Physics, The Polkaholics, The Royal We, The Shakedown, The Wild Ones, thelastplaceyoulook, Tikiyaki Orchestra, Toxic Reasons, Trader Vics, Tree's Restaurant, Unity, Viva Voce, White Noise, Wiley Wiggins, Will Franken, Willy Vlautin, Yogoman Burning Band
Today, in 1854, Henry David Thoreau‘s ode to rural life and spiritual discovery “Walden; or, Life in the Woods” was published. Thoreau said “I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life.”
Whenever summer rolls around I feel like pulling a Thoreau and getting out of the city. I’m from a small town in the northwestern corner of Washington State and I never miss it more than when the sun is out. Don’t get me wrong, I love the city but nothing compares to swimming in rivers, going on hikes and laying around in the sun with no sounds but the birds chirping and the bees buzzing. However, unlike Thoreau, I prefer to enjoy the woods with some friends and we’re ticketing some great events that will put you in touch with nature while enjoying good company and fantastic music. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 18 Reasons, Bellingham Circus Guild, Gallus Brothers, Henry David Thoreau, Life in the Woods, Shawano Folk Music Festival, Sour Mash Hug Band, Subdued Stringband Jamboree, Walden; or, Water Tower Bucket Boys, Yogoman Burning Band
Now that you’ve all recovered from the holiday madness of last weekend, it’s time to start planning for your New Year’s Eve. We scoured our list of New Year’s events and picked out some choice events that aren’t sold out and are sure to appeal to a large variety of tastes. We got plenty of burlesque and cabaret, tons of music events featuring everything from electronic, reggae and hip hop to punk rock, metal and polka, a few food events, a healthy smattering of comedy and one event that describes itself as “a post-apocalyptic disco fantasy at the end of the world.” We started as far west as we could go (Kealakekua, Hawaii) and headed all the way to the Big Apple. So, no matter where you call home, there should be something relatively close to you.
